Michael Gryboski

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  Oct 7, 2014

  'Major Reversal' Against Biblical 'Disobedience' in Agreement With UM Pastors Who Blessed Gay Wedding?

  An agreement has been reached regarding a formal complaint leveled against 36 United Methodist clergy and leaders who blessed a gay wedding in defiance of official church rules.

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  Oct 6, 2014

  Second Annual Ex-Gay Awareness Month Event Showcases Diversity of Movement

  A conference aimed at increasing awareness about the ex-gay community showcased the diversity of the movement in the United States, says one of its organizers.

• Oct 6, 2014

  Teen Who Desecrated Jesus Statue Gets Probation, Community Service and Is Banned From Using Social Media

  A Pennsylvania teen who posted a photo of himself in a lewd position with a statue of Jesus Christ will have to perform community service and be deprived of social media access as part of his punishment.

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  Oct 3, 2014

  Supreme Court to Hear Arguments Next Week on Muslim Inmate's Right to Grow a Beard

  The United States Supreme Court will soon hear arguments as to whether or not Arkansas inmate Gregory Holt, who's also known as Abdul Maalik Muhammad, has the right to grow a beard in keeping with his religious beliefs.

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  Oct 2, 2014

  Christian Couple Forced to Close Bakery Due to Gay Activism May Face Over $150K in Damages

  Oregon couple Aaron and Melissa Klein were forced to close their bakery after declining to bake a wedding cake for a lesbian marriage ceremony and are now facing the threat of having to pay $150,000 in damages.

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  Oct 2, 2014

  World Communion Sunday Events Include Focus on the Persecuted Christians

  Churches across the United States and the globe plan to observe the annual World Communion Sunday, and much of the focus will be on persecuted Christians.

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  Oct 2, 2014

  Max Lucado Stands Up for Muslim NFL Player Penalized for Praying During Game

  Christian author and preacher Max Lucado has come to the defense of an NFL player recently punished for praying after making an interception.

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  Oct 2, 2014

  Atheist Group Says Hobby Lobby Family Is 'Threat' to US; Sees Bible Museum as Attempt to 'Influence Congress'

  The controversial Museum of the Bible, a project spearheaded by Hobby Lobby President Steve Green, is scheduled open in Washington, D.C. in 2017, and is seen as a threat by an atheist group that claims the intent of the museum is not to educate tourists, but to "influence Congress."

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  Sep 30, 2014

  Second Annual Ex-Gay Awareness Month to Feature Fmr. Ambassador Alan Keyes

  For the second consecutive year, conservative groups will be observing a month dedicated to spreading awareness of and support for those who formerly identified as homosexual. Known as ex-gay awareness month, the observance will feature events in Washington, D.C. Friday and Saturday.

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  Sep 30, 2014

  Atheist Groups Threaten Lawsuit Against Georgia High School Over Bible Verses on Football Statue

  A Washington, D.C.-based secular organization has sent a complaint to a Georgia school district over its high school having a stone statue that has religious statements including Bible verses listed on it.